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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-19

With these figures before them the com
mittee by eimple addition and subtraction
ascertained, that excepting the Board Of
Public Works, it would be possible to give
to all Of the departments the amounts es-
timated that it would require to run them.
and allow the Beard Of Public Works
about $4,000 in place o! the $4,000 1t
asked Tor. A proposition to do this, bow.
ever, did not meet with general favor.
There was a very decided sentiment in ia
vor Of giving the Board OF Public Works
all It asked for aud then sons, and this
feeling il not TO be wondered at when It
is considered that nearly every member
Of Council has some paving scheme that
be wants put through this year.
This being the case the various estimates
were taken up and some scaled, and 9TH
ers allowed to stand. The following shows
what amounts' were decided on by the
committee a the ones to DO incorpo-
rated in the ordinance:
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Don't Experiluent.

You cannot affordto wastetimein exper.
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only
a cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some-
thing Just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr..
Kings New Discovery, which Is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Logan l. Co.'s drug store.
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c BREYITIES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In mud About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
75t the City.
MATINEE at the Opera House to-day.
OsE marriage license was iasuedyester-
day.
spARR1SG mptch at the Grand Central
Theatre tonight. al
OPERA HOUSE this evening-Miss For
tescue in a double bill.
AUCTION SALE OF the Smith Brewery
property this morning in front Of the Court
House. ~
GEORGE BLATTSER, who was recently
sent to tho workhouse for fighting, ia not
there now. While out with a guard, he
took a notion to run, and managed to
make good his escape.
The Hope hose company was called out
by Ia still alarm, caused by a burning
chimney on the residence Of Reuben Nor
ris, 8 well-known colored man living on
Morrow atreet. No harm was done.
LOCAL Posr B, Of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association, will meet again this even
ing at the Chamber Of Commerce for the
purpose OF making further arrangements
for the annual meeting OF the members of
the order in this State, that is to BIO held
here in May next. [.
The Opera House Orchestra will give
another one Of its Sunday night public
rehearsals at Germania hall tomorrow
evening. There will be but two or three
more Of these rehearsals this season, as
the orchestra will oon begin practicing
for their grand spring concert. The kettle
drums ordered from Germany, and which
will be used on that occasion, are expected
to arrive in a few days.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record a deed made March IS, by Robert
White and Benjaming s. Allison, special
commissioners, to the Pittsburgh, Wheel.
ing l. Kentucky Railroad Company, in
consideration Of $3.50, for the property
in the Sixth ward known as the Wheeling
ferry property, fronting 440 feet on Water
street and the river, and extending north
wardly from Twenty.sixth street to Tween.
ty-fourth street.
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From this total must bs taken the sum
OF S22,45O, interest on loans that is paid
jointly by the Water Commissioners and
the Gas Trustees, and which was allowed
for in the amounts given those two de-
partments. This amount subtracted leaves
S241,752 90 as the amount Of expenae, ex-
elusive OF those Of the Board Of Public
Works. This grand aggregate taken from
the total estimated revenues, leaves $751;
909 u for the Board Of Public Works,
Under the Law authorizing the estab.
lishment Of the Board, the revenues from
Markets, Police, Scales and Cemeteries 20
to 1t to form q contingent fund to be used
by the Board in keeping clean and in re-
pair the streets. The estimated receipts
from these sources foot up s225, S97 60,
This lamount taken from the balance Of
sS7,SO9 O. leaves sGS,5l2 81, including tho
10 cent levy, the proceeds Of which are to
be used only where there have never been
any improvements made. to be appropriate
ed, Twill be.,observed that the members in
their desire to have the Board do as much
possible, have allowed 1t nearly IS, 900
more than it asked.
The Water Boards estimate was in.
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V|TIATED BLOOD.
Scrolulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura,

THROUGH the medium OF one OF your books 70.
ceived through Mr.. Frank T. Way, Drurgist,
Apollo. r." became acquainted With your CUT.
TO yon that their use has Prominently Cl1cd me Of
one Of the worst cases OF blood poisoning, In con.
nection with erytipelas, that l have ever seen. and
ms a ", !, having been pronounced lncurable BY
great pleasure In forwarding 10 you this testimo.
nia,, unsolicited rs 1t ~ by you, Ia order ,itat others
suffering from similar maladics may be encouraged
10 give your Cut.curn Remedies a trial,
P.S s. WHITLlEGEK, Leechburp pa
FRANK 7. WEAY, Druggist, Apo;io. ia.
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Y. II. q. 4. Nuias.

Sunday School Teachers Meeting 70,
the study Of the International Lesson will
be held at 5 O'Clock this afternoon. The
Rev. DR.. Cooke will conduct the study.
Young Mems Meeting will be held at
1880 o'clock to night. =
Mems Gospel Meeting will be held at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
a meeting for young men will bs, con.
Quoted by the Branch Association in the
Third Presbyterian church ut 3:45 Sunday
afternoon.
The Practical Talk for next week will
be delivered by Mr.. H. F. Williams on
Tuesday evening. His subject will be
uSteel."
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Disorders Which Affect til. Kidueys

Dlsorders Which Affect the Kidneys
Arc among the most formidable known. Diabetes.
Brisht's disease, gravel, and other complaints Of
tho urinary organs. are not ordinarily cured In sc.
we're cases, but they. may be averted by timely
medication: A useful stIlnulaut OF the urinary
glands has ever been found in lIostcttcr's Stomach
Bittcrs, a medicine which no. only affords tho
requisite stimulus when they bccoae inactive.
but increases their vigos and s~ecre.lve power. By
increasing the activity Of tho kidneys ana bladder,
this medicine has the additional effect OF cxpellIug
from the blood impurities which 1t Is The peculiasr
Office OF those organs 10 eliminate and pass oil,
Tho Bittess is also D purifier aud strcugthener Of
tho bowels. au invigorlnt Of the stomach, and a
remedy for blliousness aud lever and
ague. 1t couutcracts a tendency to premature dr.
cay, aud uslai and comforts the aged and iuilria.
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CnnDREX's fine springfield, button,
5Oc, worth Zoe. Infants fine button 25c'
worth Soc, at
SroSE's CASH SHOE STORE,
1044 Main street,
Saved His Life,

Mr.. d.. Wilcoxson, of Horss Cave, XIV.
says he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains
were almost uncomfortable and would some
times almost throw him into commissions.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from first bottle and after taking six bot.
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
Blttera. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
& Co.
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News to the Police.

Last evenings Bellaire Independent. had
the following: ft
A Philadelphia man was s]and-basged
and relieved OF $40 in Wheeling yesterday
evening about 4 o'clock, while On his way
to this city 10 visit friends. He notified
the police Of the robbery before leaving
Wheeling, but up to this time no clue has
been obtained. 1T-3L5 s h.
Inquiry at Police Headquarters deyel.
oped that nothing was known of the affair,
which is in all probability without any
foundation in fact. 49, -
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An Intara,tinr nnnIsInu .

Two plain DRINKS were the only cases
before tho police court Yesterday,
Thomas Morris, run in by OH.
Ger Stephens, was released on the
grounds announced by the court that an
officer had no right to enter a saloon and
remove q drunken mar except at the re-
quest Of the barkespsr.
John Britton, colored, run in by Officer
Hanshumaker, was fined ST aud coats, but
execution was suspended for IN hour in
order to give the mar q chance to leave
town. He left. rG9f gg:.. 10
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ESTIMATED REVENUES,

r., T--T-T -sooo,bbI u
The real estate that it is proposed to sell
for $4,000, embraces.the old Court House
lot and the old City Building lot on Mar
ket street. There should also be taken
into consideration the fact the Board Of
Water Commissioners have on hand in
cash, S32,534 05.
1t WAS next in order to examine into
the estimated expenses Of the several de-
partments, and in doing this a COMPARE
son was made with the actual expenses Of
last year. The following table shows
these amounts:
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage Of the Water mud Movements OF IN,
@ -. .|.. HontS

Bonts.
The local packets are doing a fair bust.
ness at present.
The Scotia is due down at an early Lour
this morning, on her way to Cincinnati.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down yee.
terday morning, enroute from Pittsburgh
to Charleston. She had u good trip.
Captain L. P. Chancellor says that the
WIN. Chancellor on her last trim up made
eight miles per hour during an entire
watch, and that, too, without any partjcn.
lar effort. Since getting her new cylin.
ders the Chancellor has been able 10 hold
her own.
The Louis A. Shirley arrived lin nort
from Cincinnati Last evening. and viii
leavs for that port Oh her return trip this
afternoon. Captain Amos Davis il in
command and Charlie Reevep, Of this city,.
Is the pleasant gentleman in the Office
who aims to make it pleasant for all who
In any manner patronizs this excellent
stern wheel packet. The steamer ia ono
possessing ample accommodations for
both passengers and shippers, and is noted
Tor her reliability.
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"Eudorsed BY tic KnIcnt. cr1n,.r y

"Endorsed by the knights Of Labor"
See what the Labor Herald, of Rich.
nond, Va, says Of Strawberry Twist To-
bacco: "Strawberries and cream are GOOD.
but they do not surpass in delicious flavor
a chew Of Lottier's Strawberry Twist To-
bacco. Besides, by chewing this tobacco,
you can secure a handsome pocket knife,
handsome students lamp, a magnificent
gold watch, or a complete set of handsome
furniture, If you save your tags. The to-
bacco is cheap and good, and these pres
ents are thrown in gratis. Hubbard &
PAUL. are agents for Wheeling. All first
class retail dealers keep it.
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creased in order to permit Of it's paying
the interest 1t and the Gas Trustees have
obligated themselves to pay. The balance
Of cash 1t reported having on hand Janu.
airy ! is left untouched.
There was a strong desire on tho part
Of the committee toincrease the contingent
fund to at lesst what 1t was last year and
then up to s2O,0 900. 1t is almost certain
that bafore tho end Of the year
this appropriation will have to be in
creased by taking from the Board Of Pub.
lie Works fund, as was done last year.
There was great opposition to reducing
the amount asked for by the Fire Depart
ment. Included in Its estimate was s., 600
for a new hook and ladder truck, 81, 900
for new hose, and $3.50 for a new hose car.
riage, all badly needed and which, when
taken from the estimate, leaves the
amount asked a thousand dollars
less than was expended last year
by this important branch. And the cut
is all the more curious when it ia consid.
cred that the amount asked for by the po-
lice is allowed to stand, and which in.
cludeaapatrol wagon, the first costof which
is made to appear small, but the running
expenses Of which will mount up fast.
There are several members who will fight
the matter Of purchasing the wagon.
There were decided objections, too, to
cutting down the estimate for real estate.
The Committee will meet again to ar
range where the money appropriated to
the Board Of Public Works shall bo OK
pended. This means what streets shall
be paved, and the indications for a row not
only in the committee but in Council are
excellent. ~ ~.
The Solicitor was instructed to draw up
an ordinance allowing the Mayor a con-
tingent fund of $500 per annum The
brick pavement. inspectors from 10Th.
or cities. are coming 80 fast that
Charlie Ssabright feels that he is hardly
able to stand the "shots" out of!his own
pocket. The visiting Councilmen must
be entertained or Wheeling's reputation
for "olo Virginny hospitality" will be
furnished, -l,5 s,
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Only a small number OF tickets may
still be had for the matinees musicales Mt
Prof. Armstrong; studio, for the benefit OF
the Woman's Exchange, March % and 90.
They are on sale at tho Exchange and Q.
A. Houses music store. Those desiring
TO attend should obtain them at once.
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MOST IMPORTANT ORDERS.

Tho Wheeling Clothing Company Inns
Instructed he, as their manager, to offer
and sell the entire stock OF Clothing at
their storc.roOm, 1l5S Main street, at
whatever price they will bring, MS tho
store must be vacated by the LIST Of April,
md the remaining goods must DO dis.
posed Of by that time.
]. BRILLES, Manager.
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Hperfact In nil Auuntot,,.n..,

8 III vi "hTEofHtAIeHtH"
is what an old traveller said recently Of
the s%turtevant House, Broadway cor,
Goth street, N. Y .,,"since it's now manage.
ment took hold and r%e.osganized and re-.
fitted It throughout, with new plumbing
and all the modern convenfences. Then
its go central" American and European
plans; Rooms 81 per day and upward,
with board s. to 81 per day. Matthews 1
flef6On. Raj, t rrhtS
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Now Advertisements.

TO-. o. F. Funeral Notice. ..Igg'.,
G.. A. X. Funeral Notice.
Yankee Bean ~Pots-EwIng Bros.
Battery D-Mceting. rT E
Step Laddcrs-Nes6itt& 4 BIO. a1-H
Important to Manufacturer Cox & Morrison,
For Rent and For Eule-Real ESlate-James A,
Henry, Agent. e7g .
List OF Letters.
Disorders which Affect the Kidncys-Fourth
page. "
Grant Monument Fund.
Religious Notices Fourth page.
Lake Day-Genuine Excelsior Baking Powder
r. II. List. %
Wheeling Business College.
Notice 10 Boarders-M Miss Hllmnn. Nat
WyandOtte Eggs aud Chlckcns-J. Y. l.. Rodgers
Save Your Eyes-l. G.. Dillon.
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s~CROFULOUs ULCERS.

James Z. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
leans, Oh oath says: "ln 1870 scroiu!ous Ulcers
broke out on my body until l was a mass OF cor.
ruption. Everything known to the medical faculty
whs tried in vain; became a mere wreck. Al
smes could not M ny hands to my head; could
upon lie as a curse. No relief or cure in Ten
years. In 1850 l heard OF the CutIeura Remedies.
used thetn, and was perfectly cured" -r~Y
~ Sworn 10 before U. g.. Conn !. u. CRAxropn
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EXCITING race at the Alhambra Rink
Saturday night; two mile straight-away,
between Eugene Hanke, the champion
boy skater Of America, and Wheelinc's
favorite, Jesse Burkett. Race to be called
at 0 o'clock. Burket to receive one lap
otnrt .s.HH 1-s5nt sra S. -
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Matches on the installment plan
whereby you car secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate,
cog JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Sts,
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WE lave inst received n full line Of
SPRING OVERC0ATINGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties in
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand n handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS & SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street,
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Our 81 90 Waukenphnst

for comfort and wear is unexcelled in the
city. Gentlemen wishing a very easy
walking shoe, at a moderate price, should
examine them at J.W. AAICK's,
ll43 Main street.
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The Windsor Athletic Club, Of the South
Side, will give a grand Mssque Ball at
Westwood's Hall Monday evening, April
IL. Come all and SEQ the fun, -" :
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mics Fortescue and her company are at
the st. James.
Paul Reymann has gone to New York
to attend school.
Hon. John W. Mason, OF Grafton, war
IN the city yesterday on a brief business
visit. ~
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, OF Belmont
county, was registered at the Stamm House
yesterday. 80
Mr.: August Miller leaves on Monday
for Wichita, Kansas, TO look after his real
estate interests there.
Mr.. William Campbell, the well.known
mailer, now Of Niles, Ohio, Is visiting
friends on the South Side. ~
Miss Prent, Of New York, has arrived in
the city and will have charge Of Mrs.
Baer's millinery establishment.
Miss Libbie statler, Of Wheeling, and
Charley Shay, OF Cincinnati, were married
on February 18th, in the latter. city.
Mr.. J. L; Green, Excursion Agent Of
the G., L. l. ". railroad, with %headousrt.
ers at Massillon, was in the city yesterday,
Rev. ]. Gibson CAN'T, Of st. Luke's, will
preach in the Disciples Church, Mounds.
vile, tomorrow, both morning and even.
ing.
Miss Anna Ornsburg, Of Pittsburgh, and
Miss Birdie McCowen, Of Wheeling, are
the guests Of Mrs. Philip WE'LL, on Gravel
Hill, Bellaire.
Mr.. George "A. Laughlin, of this city,
has purchased an axle factory at Cleve-
land, which ia in successful operation and
doing a tlousishing business, and will re-
move there at an early day and devote
his attention to the factory,
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Inlicnuont,

WASHINGTON, D. O., March l0.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, light
rains or snow, followed by fair weather,
becoming warmer, northerly winds, be-
coming variable.
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Two old citizens, both Of whom had at.
tanned the age OF four-scors years. died
yesterday, Nh. Joseph McGill, who resid-
cd at ZOOS Alley O, and Mrs. Mary Il, Sned.
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If you wish to have q good time and
lots Of fun, attend the Masque Ball, April
IL, at Westwood'a Hall, given by the
Windsor Club.
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DESCRIPTION !.

eker, who lived with her daughter, Mrs.
James M. Bowler, corner Of Tw~enty.sev.
enth and Jacob streets. Both will be
buried on Sunday afternoon at Q o'clock,
Mr.. McGill at the Peninsular Cemetery
and Mrs. Snedeker at Mount Oliyet,
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AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAM 0A.M. u n. SEN. r. n.
2se 500 So 500 SO
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Our 81 rs and ST so mems fine Shoes are
worth soc a pair more.
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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Look for the Big Shoe.
So IS will buy a pair OF mems fine Gen.
uine CALF Shoes, worth s. 90, at &
az {si@ SToNE's CASH SHOE SroRR.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that the firm Of Arnold.
flneitock & Co. doing business at No. 1024 Market
street wheeling, W. Va, hns this day been Dis.
ioiyed by mutual consent, M. Omer Fncirock 70
niins; AZ bils contracted BY the ttm viii DO re.
continue business at 1917 Main street, Whecliug.
1aanHing all Tor past iav0ss, and hopIug for a lib
efal share In the iuturc, We are yours very iluly,
FRANZ f.. ARNOLD,
" MiIEELIil, March lG. 1857 1hrli
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s~cROFULOUs, %INHER1TsD

And Contagious Hunon. with Loss OF Hair. and
Ernpions Of the Skin, are positively cured by Gu.
Rcsolyent. internally; when all other mcdicines
TAIL. Send for pamphlet, gEFa ~
Cattcura Remedies arc sold everywhere. Price.
Cut!cula the Great skin Cure, 80 cents; Cuticura
Resolvent, the New Blood Purifier, 81 d. Po1Tra
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. -
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ACHING limbs and teeth are relieved by
rubbing with st. Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents.
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ONE.OF THE wOnsTcAsEs

~ "oANo4 SasESs Wgt
We have been selling your Cutieura Remedies
loT year,, and have The mt complaint yet to re-
scrotula | ever saw was cured by the use Of Ave
bottles OF Cuttcura Res0lvent, Cdticura, and Citi.
cura eoap. The Soap takes the ''cake'i nero as n
medicinal soap. I'll :
hi TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
HfF.HH#ar ..r. --H...aaH #Hal#y EFaNkfntt 49,
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S PRIMO O.,I : 81.
e Could Obtain Or Money Gould buy, on Exhibition on Our.
IN O tt E7 I NC

Would please us more than to have the honor Of Show
ing you what we mean by Tailor Made Work. You
will be pleased, 50 shall We. Many Of you are under
the impression that Tailor Made is the common ready
made work presented under a new name. Such IS not
the case. They are made under our own supervision.
Down your prejudice for once, and come and see.
Bring a friend along to act as looking glass, So you
both know whether they are made right and fit right.
We are willing to stand any test. #
mH@WE KNOW WE SHALL WIN
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CAPT. CARLIN DEAD.
TIE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER
OF tho GA. II. Passes Peacefully away after
q Tedious Iilncss-liis Long md Dis.
%tinsul,,cd Career In Wal and Pence.
Arrangements for tho Funeral.

Capt. John Carlin died yesterday morn.
ing at his home oil Chsplins street op.
posite the Public Building, in the sixty.
fourth year Of his4sge. He had been i'll
for nine weeks. and for the greatert part
Of that time confaed to bis bed. He sank
gradually, the lamp Of life going out quitely
and psaceiaiiy, with his large family
about him. THUS ends a lie Of honor and
usefulness, and Of activity extending over
an unusu II length OF time.
Capt. Catlin was . native OF Wheeling,
having bsen blrn here in 1928, aud his
life was spent here with exception OF the
period Of hi! ssrvice in tie U. S. army
during and just after the Mexican War,
and during the Rsbsllion. a.
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No noxious narcotic, Red Star Cough
Cure purely vegetable. Price rs cents.
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Look for the big Shoe.
Our Ladies' Sc 90 fine Kid Button, on
common sense and.opera lasts, are worth
y By. SgoNE's CASH SHOE STORE.